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Services
Service categories designed around the way industrial requirements actually arrive — as drawings, samples, quantities and deadlines.
01/ What We Offer
Select a service to see how an engagement typically takes shape.
Proposed categoriesService categories are proposed and editable. No specific machinery, technology or certification is claimed.
A service category for requirements that do not fit a catalogue. Work is planned around the drawing, the specification and the quantity you need, with the production approach agreed before work begins.
For components needed as single pieces, small lots or repeat batches. The emphasis is on making each part to the same requirement as the one before it.
A category for fabricated parts, frames and structures prepared to specification, with attention given to fit, alignment and finish.
For requirements that involve more than one part. Components are brought together into sub-assemblies or assemblies and checked against the requirement.
Support at the front end of a job: reading the drawing, clarifying open points and planning how the part will be made, so that production starts from a clear requirement.
For new parts and designs that need to be proven first. An initial sample or prototype helps confirm fit and function before committing to larger quantities.
Inspection treated as part of the work rather than a final step, with checks aligned to what was agreed in the requirement.
For requirements that need to be worked out together. The scope is defined in discussion with your team and built around the application.
02/ How It Works
Four steps from first contact to work in progress.
Send your drawing, sample or specification with the quantity you need.
The requirement is studied and any open points are clarified.
A quotation is prepared against the confirmed requirement.
Production proceeds to the agreed scope and schedule.

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